Islamophobia and Lebanon Visibly Muslim Women and Global Coloniality Ali Kassem.

Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Prologue
1 Introduction: Thinking Islamophobia Elsewhere and Otherwise
2 Historicization and Framing: Lebanon and Muslim Dress
3 Racialization at the Intersection of the Local and the Global: From an Expulsion from Citizenry to Dehumanization
4 Domestic, Public, Work, and State Spheres: Lived Anti-Muslim Racism and Its Workings
5 A Kaleidoscopic Spectrum of Muslim Dress and the Reproduction of Anti-Muslim Racism

6 From Difa' to Delinking: Anti-Muslim Racism and the Reproduction of Modernity/Coloniality
Conclusion
Notes
Prologue
1 Introduction: Thinking Islamophobia Elsewhere and Otherwise
2 Historicization and Framing: Lebanon and Muslim Dress
3 Racialization at the Intersection of the Local and the Global: From an Expulsion from Citizenry to Dehumanization
4 Domestic, Public, Work, and State Spheres: Lived Anti-Muslim Racism and Its Workings
5 A Kaleidoscopic Spectrum of Muslim Dress and the Reproduction of Anti-Muslim Racism

6 From Difa' to Delinking: Anti-Muslim Racism and the Reproduction of Modernity/Coloniality
Bibliography
Index